dubblebubbleblog of awkwardness

yea. dubloggin' it. if you haven't yet, read the previous post. this is my second today.
so i'm sure most of you people have heard what do you mean you people?!? i mean i'm sure everyone has heard about the bill they are passing in arizona about immigration and what not. i'm not gonna break down this bill or do i care to. not here, not now. now in blog form either. anyhow, peeps be protestin' they even protested outside a chicago cubs game. they are trying to boycott everything from arizona. including their baseball team, which isn't even in the state for 81 games of the year. wow... wow protesters. today, as blogged earlier, they were outside of the library. chanting things. causing ruckuses or rucki. i wanted to shout out "but what about arizona iced tea? it's only 99 cents!" but i wanted an acquaintance beside me to appreciate it. i thought it would've been funny though.
apparently there is a big deal about racial profiling illegal immigrant in arizona. and providing papers and what not. well as our darker skinned friend liz, was walking into the library, she passed this crowd of anti-arizonans. there were television cameras and a few people in the crowd noticed her coming and pointed her out. the camera came over and they asked her to sign the petition and be interviewed about her ancestors and what she thought about all this. if you and liz haven't met, she is not of spanish descent or anything. she is native american. navajo to be exact. talk about racial profiling! how hypocritical! even the protesters profiled her! they thought she was mexican and wanted her on their side! she just told them she wasn't mexican and they gave very awkward looks. how embarrassing for them. how stupid they must feel for doing what they are protesting against. what a huge LOL. why don't you go protest somewhere else, instead of in front of the library, during dead week, and in a place where you can't make stupid mistakes like that. really guys? get with the program. or protest it.